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Why CPT property sellers may need to re-evaluate their expectations
A difficult economy may force Cape Town sellers to reconsider their home’s price tag and sales approach, as the market begins to shift.
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Private Property Reporter
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02 Aug 2016
Number of bad tenants rises
The number of tenants in South Africa who are not paying their rent or only paying some of it has increased since last year.
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Lea Jacobs
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01 Aug 2016
Holding onto your property can be costly
As municipal rates keep going up, the longer sellers keep their property on the market, the higher the holding costs will be.
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Private Property Reporter
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29 Jul 2016
Mooikloof is set to launch its new residential estate
The construction of Mooikloof’s exclusive new property development is set to take off.
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Press
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27 Jul 2016
Award-winning golf course sees positive growth
The Jack Nicklaus Golf Course has seen rapid growth since Val de Vie and Pearl Valley merged.
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Press
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21 Jul 2016
Stable repo rate decision appropriate for the economy and property market
Why the decision of the MPC and SARB to retain the repo rate at 7% (base home loan rate at 10.5%) for the second successive meeting, is the right decision for the economy and property market.
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Private Property Reporter
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21 Jul 2016
South African households are getting richer
The worth of South African households have increased substantially over the last few months, which is a good indicator that homeowners are taking charge of their finances.
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Press
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21 Jul 2016
Average prices in Sandton’s glitziest suburbs top R20 million
Sandton is decidedly home to some of the most glamorous and sensational property the African continent has to offer, as the luxury property market grows in this area.
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Private Property Reporter
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20 Jul 2016
The property market remains resilient
The South African property market forges ahead in spite of the existing levels of economic and political uncertainty.
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Private Property Reporter
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20 Jul 2016
Decline in home maintenance shows that South Africans are struggling
FNB’s Estate Agent Survey has shown that fewer South Africans are maintaining or upgrading their homes – a sign that homeowners are struggling financially.
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Jackie Gray-Parker
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20 Jul 2016
